Sailor Of The Month Charged In Spy Case
Navy seaman Michael Walker, 22, aboard the Nimitz in Haifa, accused of spying for the Soviets by his father John Walker Jr. The younger Walker, named Sailor of the Month, wrote his father for advice on handling classified documents. he faces espionage charges in Baltimore. The elder Walker, a retired chief warrant officer, is jailed in Rockville and accused of delivering secrets to the Soviets. The case includes Maryland and naval investigations and a May 29 bail review.
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Nimitz
Michael Walker
Jaws
FBI
Baltimore
Walker
The
Operations Department
Naval Investigative Service
Haifa
Israel
John A. Walker Jr
Navy
U.S
Michael Schatzow
Rockville
Norfolk
John Walker
Baltimore City
Senate Battles Over MX Missile Size in Defense Bill
Senate Republicans oppose a plan to limit MX missiles citing national security. Sen Sam Nunn says the amendment to cut to 40 missiles in Minuteman silos in Wyoming and Nebraska could pass, while Reagan favors a fleet of 100 missiles. Nunn argues basing must avoid Soviet first strike vulnerability.
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Washington
Senate
Reagan
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Wyoming
Nebraska
Nunn
Nerve gas funds nixed in Pentagon budget fight
In Reagan's first-term push for larger Pentagon budgets Congress rejected nerve gas funding. Senators Goldwater and Glenn argued chemical warfare is abhorrent, and the Senate narrowly defeated a move to include nerve gas in the authorization bill. The House is expected to oppose it again.
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Washington
Reagan
Pentagon
America
Congress
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
John Glenn
D-Ohio
Senate
House
Army
Beiruts Camps Seized and Lebanon Violence Escalates
In west Beirut Shiite militiamen and army units seized key points in two Palestinian refugee camps amid house to house fighting. At least 155 killed and 800 wounded in three days of clashes, with 60 more dead from a car bomb in east Beirut. U N and Jordan urged action as hostages concerns rise.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Christian East Beirut
Amman
Jordan
Yasser Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Javier Perez de Cuellar
New York
Amal
Sabra
Chatilla
Washington
General Manager Circulation Manager ot Sales Manager rketing Manager
A clipped newspaper snippet lists key editorial and administrative roles including General Manager Circulation Manager and Sales Manager with partial titles visible. The fragment hints at a publication’s leadership structure and personnel responsibilities without detailing names or locations.
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Ruvuisiicr
Democrats budget likely to be OK'd
The Democratic led House nears final passage of a 1986 budget plan. It would cut 56 billion dollars in spending, not raise taxes, and protect Social Security benefits plus Medicaid and food stamp programs. Leader support and opposition votes shape the late stage debate.
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Washington
House
Thomas P. O’neill Jr
Dmass
O’neill
Reagan
Panels split on help for unemployed teens
Washington lawmakers clash over a teen subminimum wage as a three year trial. Senate chair Orrin Hatch backs testing a $2.50 summer wage to cut youth unemployment. House chair Augustus Hawkins warns it would exploit youths. Labor Secretary Brock says the idea deserves testing amid high youth unemployment.
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Washington
House
Senate Labor Committees
Senate Labor Committee
Orrin Hatch
Utah
House Education and Labor Committee
Augustus Hawkins
Calif
Hatch
Labor
William Brock
Defense, Dynamics: Quarrel over billions ends in push for peace
Washington AP reports a costly feud between Pentagon and General Dynamics, with Navy action freezing up to $1 billion in contracts, ethics probes and fines totaling $676,283. Secretary Lehman seeks a quick code of ethics and settled billing while Pentagon weighs affecting weapons programs.
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Pentagon
General Dynamics Corp
Navy
John Lehman
General Dynamics
Lehman
Hyman G. Rickover
General Dynamics’ Electric Boat Division
Stilj
Defense Department
Britain
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